Latest News

A police cordon has been set up around Traill Street in Thurso after tons of sandstone blocks fell from the parapet of a building.

The Budapest Cafe Orchestra – regular visitors to the north – will be back in May for dates taking them across the Highlands.

A courageous woman who helped convict a rapist by making secret recordings has called his latest failed bid for freedom 'pathetic'.

Ciara Bow (24) has become the first certified Youth Climate Advocate for the Highlands.

The names stand out in stores but have also tantalised the taste buds of judges at the Scottish Retail Food & Drink Awards with a shortlisting.

The council says 'our results over the last 11 years show a significant deterioration' which is a 'long term trend'

There are signs of a gradual increase in business confidence but recovery remains fragile.

A Highland-based bishop is set to take on an important ceremonial duty at the coronation of King Charles and the Queen Consort.

The feelgood event was well supported and raised a tidy sum for the charity.

Two day event aims to tackle the perilous state of Scotland’s rural and islands transport services

Far north MP Jamie Stone is calling for public inquiry into the controversial plans for an overhead power line between Spittal and Beauly.

A look inside and out at Highland hotels following major makeover as NC500 market is targeted.

Scotland needs to do more to ensure the much-trumpeted transition to green energy generates manufacturing jobs and supply chains, a union claims.

Alison Lochhead has been named a Fellow from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.

Claims to police that the car had been stolen were proved to be false after a DNA check.

The former Gordonstoun School pupil was also inspired by a journey undertaken by Scottish explorer grandfather David Lessels, 70 years ago.

A chef was the winner of the World Tattie Scone Championships.

The 66-year-old doesn't intend to drive again, according to his solicitor.

Here's this week's image. Read on, browse more and share yours!

Despite the frequent brokenness in church history, the times when all is shaken, there remains hope, says our columnist.